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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1935
Page
5
The Daily News states AP content is exclusive to this paper and local staff will publish items under AP terms. All material from communications must bear the byline or authority identified by the paper and credit policies are enforced by Frederick, Minnesota authorities.
Officials describe a vast federal relief effort and treasury allocations during Roosevelt's term. Governors, legislators, and county leaders plan the rollout while urging vigilant enforcement to prevent waste and fair distribution amid national debt concerns.
A garbled note reviews a Bruce Catton feature touching on wartime authorship and gender roles. It references past great men and a mix of readers and critics, with fragmented phrases about reading lists and historical perspectives.
Fragmentary note requests a May 9 action from Mexico with unclear context and garbled shop references. No named people or organizations readable.
A garbled April weather summary reports below average rainfall in parts of California and the western Great Basin while Oklahoma and southern areas show varied conditions. The text mentions heavy rain and partial drought indicators with several corrupted figures and unclear dates.
Fifty and twenty years ago in Frederick the newspaper notes local events. The brief mentions community happenings, with no explicit names or places beyond Frederick. It captures a sense of historical reflection in a compact item.
Economist Roger Babson discusses inflation risks and fiscal policy in a May 9 editorial. He argues deficits threaten the economy, warns against loose spending, and suggests limited government salaries and a shift from public to private work to curb inflation while noting wartime and postwar economic pressures.
Readable fragments describe a local item tied to community cheer and a measure related to enduring conditions. The text names no clear individuals or organizations but implies a civic or school setting. Further specifics are unavailable in the fragment.
Court records list Henry YT Shhoener 21 and Edna 4 Massico 19 both of Washington for marriage licenses. Miron L Parsons 61 divorced and Sadie M Holler 40 widow, both of Weicester. Joseph Richard Nixon 29 and Hazel M Musselman 21 Mechanicsburg Pa. Property deeds show Henry N May and wife to John Wice and wife for 10 dollars. Luther Victor Cook and wife to Henry N May and wife. William C Powell and wife to Bert Strub co Louis E Sxeadner to Daisy M Adner court id. L Wack and wife to C Albert Gilson. C Albert Gises to Albert Wachter and wife county 1 Mt Airy Robert El Burdets.
Dr Ignatius Blerles superintendent of the Maryland State School for the Deaf reports requests from training schools nationwide for Miss Kent's book Suggestions for Teaching Rhythm to the Deaf. The work, praised since 1934, details techniques to teach accent through music and piano activities and has received national notice.
A collage of birth and death notes for historical figures with scattered dates and places including Sismondi James Espy Walter Colton John Brown Joseph Banvard Eleanor Brougham and Berhard MeTican. The text blends reminiscences with moral counsel urging self control and weighing sides before acting.
A bustling Fifth Avenue scene features a long black limousine and a mysterious madame in a suspenseful moment. The column also notes Dorothy Mackaill taking tap lessons and rumors of a cosmetics line, along with assorted theatrical and literary tidbits from Broadway.
Fragmented text notes comparisons of sleep and relaxation effects with two regions, mentioning nations and Europe. It references nervous states and perceived relief from stress but lacks clear facts, dates, or sources.
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